Edith

It's actually generally discouraged to own a ♀️ without a good deal of specialized training. The only person I know who owns one is a Surge Protector, kind of like a Pokemon Ranger, but trained to work with dangerous Pokemon.

She likes to sing her songs while im working, sometimes ill whistle or sing back since it's important for her mental health! She loves when I have a free day because I play music on the radio and she can just relax and sing for hours.

It looks like they had fun... but I think they seem kind of relieved to get back to being Pokemon.

I think I owe them some thanks here, for keeping things held down in all that chaos and confusion. I think I also owe some thanks to @code-and-coins for helping us out with the whole translation situation. It was incredibly distressing being unable to communicate like that.

I can't say the experience of being a Pokemon is one I'd gladly go back to any time soon. Controlling things like my ability to duplicate items was, in fact, really rather difficult. Most of the time it happened without my meaning for it to happen, as an automatic stress response, like shouting when you're frightened.

It also leaves you exhausted after doing it a few times. I think the moment I was back at the lab I fell asleep because of that.

Can also say, the experience of being in a Pokeball was one I wasn't expecting to have. It wasn't all that bad really. The simulated environment was snug and pretty comfortable and it did keep me feeling pretty safe. Though... knowing Pokeballs employ a taming mechanism that is meant to make a pokemon feel calm... that does kind of color that experience a little differently. Hm...

Well at any rate it looks like things are back to normal here at the lab! I am hoping that's the last unexpected phenomenon we need to deal with here for a while!

All this to say, well, thanks for the help. We were in a real bind for a good minute there!

As an aside I couldn't help reading back and... well... I noticed a wild amount of variance in Glitch pokemon forms between our respective regions. This is a phenomenon I've been noticing more and more of. That across regions, glitch pokemon formes will vary widely, often much more so than other pokemon.

For example, ▶️A in our region are domestic enough to be given to new trainers as starter pokemon. But they don't share many traits at all with 4 4, which is a highly visually toxic pokemon, considered to be only trainable by professionals who work with more dangerous species.

I've noticed a lot of yours bare very close visual resemblance to pokemon found in Johto. A possible link to the Time Capsule anomaly and a theory I've been reading up on.

It does seem though that many similarities persist however. Such as Yellow Missingno being notoriously challenging to raise and easy to startle.

But.. er.. at any rate, it appears these variations appear in Glitch Pokemon very prominently and very frequently. A fascinating phenomenon to say the least!

Sorry for rambling, er... but thank you again!!

Missingno particularly have a habit of doing that... in part because they're so common here.

I do have to ask, where ARE you from. I think I would recognize you if you were from Glitch City. Or at least, from OUR Glitch City.

Oh! And that's a

[ for you all then right? We don't get many of them in PT town since we're squarely in the RB biome and

[ tend to only show up in the Yellow biome. Here's a picture of what one of ours looks like though!

[A picture of a huge, brown, Kiwi like pokemon. It has a round, fluffy body and an impossibly long beak that nearly doubles the length of the rest of it]

It really only has one adaptation, and that is to peck whatever is in front of it as hard as possible. The length of its beak keeps it far enough away from potential hazards that attacking is actually possible. This is it's only known technique.

I'm... er... in the midst of studying for my first Milestone at the lab as an apprentice so... compiling data about every known Glitchmon is my current goal! So if you're wondering why I have a bunch of data about random Glitch Pokemon on hand, that's why.

Any idea what's causing the phenomenon? Sometime last year we got a flood of glitch variant eggs. A couple of Glitch Torchic prominently... along with a Bird type Espurr and a Bird Type Riolu.

Well, if you're ever curious (or ever able to) I'd be happy to show you around the lab and what we're working on. No idea if it would be of any help since the Glitch Pokemon of our respective regions appear to be so different but, maybe could give some valuable insight?

It looks like they had fun... but I think they seem kind of relieved to get back to being Pokemon.

I think I owe them some thanks here, for keeping things held down in all that chaos and confusion. I think I also owe some thanks to @code-and-coins for helping us out with the whole translation situation. It was incredibly distressing being unable to communicate like that.

I can't say the experience of being a Pokemon is one I'd gladly go back to any time soon. Controlling things like my ability to duplicate items was, in fact, really rather difficult. Most of the time it happened without my meaning for it to happen, as an automatic stress response, like shouting when you're frightened.

It also leaves you exhausted after doing it a few times. I think the moment I was back at the lab I fell asleep because of that.

Can also say, the experience of being in a Pokeball was one I wasn't expecting to have. It wasn't all that bad really. The simulated environment was snug and pretty comfortable and it did keep me feeling pretty safe. Though... knowing Pokeballs employ a taming mechanism that is meant to make a pokemon feel calm... that does kind of color that experience a little differently. Hm...

Well at any rate it looks like things are back to normal here at the lab! I am hoping that's the last unexpected phenomenon we need to deal with here for a while!

All this to say, well, thanks for the help. We were in a real bind for a good minute there!

As an aside I couldn't help reading back and... well... I noticed a wild amount of variance in Glitch pokemon forms between our respective regions. This is a phenomenon I've been noticing more and more of. That across regions, glitch pokemon formes will vary widely, often much more so than other pokemon.

For example, ▶️A in our region are domestic enough to be given to new trainers as starter pokemon. But they don't share many traits at all with 4 4, which is a highly visually toxic pokemon, considered to be only trainable by professionals who work with more dangerous species.

I've noticed a lot of yours bare very close visual resemblance to pokemon found in Johto. A possible link to the Time Capsule anomaly and a theory I've been reading up on.

It does seem though that many similarities persist however. Such as Yellow Missingno being notoriously challenging to raise and easy to startle.

But.. er.. at any rate, it appears these variations appear in Glitch Pokemon very prominently and very frequently. A fascinating phenomenon to say the least!

Sorry for rambling, er... but thank you again!!

Missingno particularly have a habit of doing that... in part because they're so common here.

I do have to ask, where ARE you from. I think I would recognize you if you were from Glitch City. Or at least, from OUR Glitch City.

Oh! And that's a

[ for you all then right? We don't get many of them in PT town since we're squarely in the RB biome and

[ tend to only show up in the Yellow biome. Here's a picture of what one of ours looks like though!

[A picture of a huge, brown, Kiwi like pokemon. It has a round, fluffy body and an impossibly long beak that nearly doubles the length of the rest of it]

It really only has one adaptation, and that is to peck whatever is in front of it as hard as possible. The length of its beak keeps it far enough away from potential hazards that attacking is actually possible. This is it's only known technique.

I'm... er... in the midst of studying for my first Milestone at the lab as an apprentice so... compiling data about every known Glitchmon is my current goal! So if you're wondering why I have a bunch of data about random Glitch Pokemon on hand, that's why.

Any idea what's causing the phenomenon? Sometime last year we got a flood of glitch variant eggs. A couple of Glitch Torchic prominently... along with a Bird type Espurr and a Bird Type Riolu.